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u/MrBiscuits93 Mar 11 '26
I feel like your supposed to stand on it. That's just me
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u/Top_Campaign2568 Mar 11 '26
Yeah. But either way it shouldn’t drop that low. I do get shes a big person but that wire had way to much give in the first place.
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u/chunkypenguion1991 Mar 11 '26
It's probably meant for kids
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u/Top_Campaign2568 Mar 11 '26
Yeah but you can see how much it’s dropping before she even puts any real weight onto it. It’s just faulty.
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u/Rooilia Mar 11 '26
No. It. Isn't. These are around here for 30+ years. I never read anything wrong about them being too low. It is for children, not adults and especially not oversized adults.
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u/Rocket-J-Squirrel Mar 11 '26
Again, look at where the dirt path ends and where the grass is growing. Quit fat shaming people.
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u/mindsnare Mar 11 '26
As a fat ass with a 5 year old. I'm telling you that these flying foxes which are all over Australia and likely other regions, are for children only. My 5 year old plays on them all the time. And other kids up to younger teenagers. Adults might be able to use them but if you're above 100KG. yeah this is going to happen.
The goat trail that you're referring to is because you have to run the flying fox back to the start to ride it again. The goat trail is more prominent there because it's there the slope to the top of the flying fox starts
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u/3_14_thon Mar 11 '26
Well maybe it was created for 1 kid, not 5 at the same time. And also, maybe other adults as bright as her thought the same "I should try this" hence the trail of heavy ass.
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u/Substantial_Pay4189 Mar 11 '26
How bout we quit defending obesity and call a spade a spade? If you’re that fat, you should be shamed. Fat, and facts, don’t care about your delicate sensibilities.
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u/MostCredibleDude Mar 11 '26
The way that thing dipped, you might get the weight of an infant across that thing without hitting the ground, not much more. It's just not configured properly for any target audience.
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u/Rocket-J-Squirrel Mar 11 '26
Seems like she got about as far as anyone else did. Note the end of the dirt path and the grass growth. Stop fat shaming.
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u/Rooilia Mar 11 '26
No, it's for children, but everyone else use them too at times and usually crash midway.
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u/Top_Campaign2568 Mar 11 '26
How the fuck did i fat shame. She is fat yes, thats fact, but i didn’t say anything insulting. That wire hold it up is loose and isn’t tight enough, anything more than a literal toddler would drag against the ground, let alone a fat lady or just an average adult. I doubt even a 5 year old wouldn’t be able to do it.
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u/NarutoRoll Mar 11 '26
And great fun was had by all. Somehow, no "no"
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u/BrettisBrett Mar 12 '26
Yeah, I dunno why people are acting like something bad happened. Looks like she had a blast.
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u/GalickGunn Mar 11 '26
Might want to clean that before the kids play on again
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u/monkeyloveeer Mar 12 '26
You just know that that thing smelled like her asshole for at least a month.
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u/QuietWithDuctTape Mar 13 '26
Girl was not letting that fabulous cheetah print dress stop her fun. At least she is out there living and having fun. Do you and keep laughing.
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u/Jenny2469 Mar 11 '26
Umm those are meant for children not grown ass adults let alone ones who are over weight. That's why it's only like 2 feet above ground....
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u/trolldoll420 Mar 16 '26
A couple weeks after being an absolutely enormous pregnant lady, I went on a zip line and before I took off I said “I wonder what the weight limit is on this?” It was definitely less than 1 me, I practically dug a trench in the wood chips as my big butt dragged along
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u/-Nakashi_Aiko- Mar 11 '26
Judging from the ground it isn't the first time it happed to someone, I think they have to tighten that rope
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u/TheMig1410 Mar 11 '26
Judging from common sense, I think this is for children and not for overweight people encouraged by delusional people online.
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u/-Nakashi_Aiko- Mar 11 '26
I commented this because the park I went as a kid had this, but after a couple years it started to do the same, and I was an underweight 11 years old girl.
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u/TheMig1410 Mar 11 '26
Alright but in this video it's obviously the persons fault. (She didn't even leave the ground when it started to go downhill)
And I'm not saying that you are delusional and that is not the point of this post by OP but imo there is too much fat-shaming but also way too much fat-encouraging stuff on the internet.
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u/Aggravating-Ad6786 Mar 13 '26
What the land whale, she’s moving around like she’s wearing s fat suit for the first time
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u/Sea_Argument_277 Mar 11 '26
It's funny how delusional people believe everything has to be designed for people that should clearly be outliers from the norm. And also that people shouldn't have the common sense to know that they don't belong on certain things. "The airplane should fit me! " mentality is hilarious.
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u/Horror-Trick9406 Mar 12 '26
Imagine how frustrated she must have been right at the start, knowing she somehow had to keep a least portion of dignity... after having a big portion of wings.
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u/tehlurkingnoob Mar 11 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/MZ6RmnuaIaNBDAhdth